thanks for the pic's lennox - im curious as to why you havn't put any sound dampening onto the back of the motherboard tray aswell?
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thanks for the pic's lennox - im curious as to why you havn't put any sound dampening onto the back of the motherboard tray aswell?
Unfortunately the G70 doesn't have much room to route back there. The foam was already added to the side panel, so doubling that up would likely cause the wires to warp the tray. If I could do it again, I would put it on the tray and not the side panel.
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Oh that is sooooo nice... you spend quite alot of money on the fans or? and what fans is it.
They are $12 Hiper Chrome Blade Clear frame Blue LED
Where or what are those mounts you have used for the Hard-Drives?Quote:
Originally Posted by CyberDruid
Thanks
looks like the Scythe mounts.
they look like Scythe hard disk stabilizer 2 mounts, http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/acc/012/scyhds2.html
edit: bah pedal got it before me
Correctamundo ;)
yet another sweet build CyberDruid. i like the rad on the bottom. i never would've thought of that. :up:
Hey Cyber, you think you could rotate those scythe mounts 90 degrees to show off a raptor??
Yippers:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedalmonkey
Did that on a Temjin
Need better lighting and angles, but here's a few more...Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
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Broke down my loop for the first time this past weekend after 3 months. I added an MCW60 to the loop. I'm a little worried about the D-tek barbs since the threading is different, right?. No leaks so far :D Also on the list of changes include: swapping out the top 2 fans with S-flex F's @ 7v, since the stock ones were annoying. I made a toggle switch to switch the voltage for the fans from 12v to 5v, which I mounted to the back near the psu. I added a tiny 40m fan to help cool the PWM. And made an extension for the rpm line.
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CD, is that for yourself or a client? Looks hawt.Quote:
Originally Posted by CyberDruid
Yeah CyberDruid, if anything...you pay attention to detail, bro. :yepp:
agreed... my a71 suffers from the same issue :(Quote:
Originally Posted by lennox
Cyber that Antec 900 is hawt :slobber:
Yeah it came out almost right this time ;)
I'm gonna get the hang of this modding stuff one day:D
Thank you. The harddrives are placed in a Watercool Silentstar Dual that is mounted vertically in the 5,25" bays. Here is a picture:Quote:
Originally Posted by Garrett
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All cables are routed behind the mainboard and from there they go down straightly to the bottom part of the case.
:yepp: :yepp: :up: :up: :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by headala
For I am he who is thy client :D
Oh wow, I need to update my sig lol
Here are my watercooled PCs and the extraneous stuff around them.:D
Here be my little setup Matties. Thanks for sharing everyone!
The Ent Center
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The a-05 (e6600, 2gb Dominator pc8500, p5n32-e, 8800 GTX, LG HD-DVD/Blu-Ray player, Corsair HX620, 250gb [os], 300 [apps], 750 [media]))
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a05 innards
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A Vudu hooked up to my Westy 1080p (Love the Westy. Very good picture, and great value.)
Love the Vudu too. Since I have the a-05 hooked up to the tv I can watch movies via iTunes directly, so there was no point in an AppleTV. However a Vudu i tried out because movies come out quickly on it, it has major studio backing, and it plays movies instantly. After you get it, it takes about 3 days to load up on movies and works like a p2p network. The interface and remote are very intuitive, and there is a huge selection. It dropped in price from $399 to $295, so it is a worthy addition to any entertainment center.
The picture isn't quite up there with playing an actual Blu-Ray, but it beats out Apple movies IMHO. Gotta give my Wii-Wii some love too. Check it out
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Vudu (black unit on top of xbox 360)
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How I game on the Westy:rolleyes:
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This pic doesn't do the Vudu justice in terms of picture quality, but I'll post it anyway.
My work desk - dominated by the "Red Demon" (my tj07)
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Red Demon specs
Silverstone Temjin tj07 with Smooth-Creations auto paint job
Abit ip-35 Pro mobo
4 gb Mushkin pc6400 ram
Intel Core 2 Quad q6600 cpu overclocked to 3.2 from stock 2.4
XFX 8800 GTX Ultra video card
Swiftech watercooling
ATI tv tuner
Creative Soundblaster soundcard
150gb RaptorX 10,000 [Vista + Fedora via grub]
3 x 74 gb Raptors in RAID array with Netcell card
400gb drive (Data)
500gb drive (Media)
250 gb drive [XP + Ubuntu via grub]
200gb drive [Linux Mint]
1tb Lacie drive
Apple Time Capsule - my network is more cooperative now. After my Leopard upgrade on my Macbook Pro and Mac Mini (modded to C2D from stock Core Solo), they were having issues with my WORKGROUP. However, aside from a few complaints, the 1TB Time Capsule was a worthy upgrade from my WRT54G. The network runs faster, and everything is more tightly coupled, and all machines see each others and shared volumes. The initial backups through Time Machine and the network were slow (my 250gb on my MBP, my 310gb on my Mini [160gb + 250gb Lacie], and my rommdog's 120gb MB [white]). But after that, the incremental backups go pretty quickly, and network speed isn't affected too much.
Love the familiar OSX like interface on the Time Capsule, but getting it to play nice with my Westell DSL modem took some tweaking and playing around.
Here's my Time Capsule on top of a D-link swtich and the POS Westcell
You'll see black 1TB Lacie in front of them. I dig the chassis on it, and it is a great value for $200, but it is a bit loud, but recommended for ext storage.
Here are the tj07's innards.
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Full pic of my work area.
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nice
Nice color :o
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Originally Posted by CyberDruid
Thanks guys. I am really in awe of some the rigs in this thread. The craftsmanship, attention to detail, and layouts are really inspiring. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicoleef